HOOPESTON —
Wednesday, Sept. 26 — Noon, Hoopeston Chamber of Commerce meeting to discuss Fall Festival. Will meet in the meeting room at Fast Lanes Bowling Alley, 719 W. Elm St.
Wednesday, Sept. 26 — 7 p.m., the Be A Part of It program is regrouping. A meeting for volunteers looking for a project to work on around Hoopeston will be conducted in the meeting room at Fast Lanes Bowling Alley, 719 W. Elm St. Everyone invited to attend who enjoys volunteering.
Wednesday, Oct. 10 — 7 p.m., Getting Into Wine. Ira Owen Kreager American Legion Post 384 is hosting a second wine tasting event at the post. Tasting is presented by professor and certified wine judge Jerry Rosen. Contact the American Legion at 283-6312 for information.
Hoopeston
September 19, 2012
Coming events
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Hoopeston council earmarks money for water tank project
City council members agreed Tuesday to borrow $3 millionfrom the Public Water Supply Loan Program through the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency for work on the city’s water storage tanks.
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Hoopeston Area board OKs greenhouse at high school
Hoopeston Area School Board members approved a greenhouse financial agreement Thursday with the Hoopeston Area Future Farmers of America to construct a greenhouse agriculture department at the high school.
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Hoopeston police investigate stabbing
Hoopeston police continue to search for suspects wanted in connection with a stabbing late last week.
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Coroner identifies crash victim
The driver killed in fatal afternoon crash Wednesday has been identified as a Vermilion County man.
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Hoopeston council receives skate park design
Kellie Bree Ferrell of Hoopeston approached city council members Tuesday with a design for a $25,000 skate park. The design did not include the fencing or pad that would be required.
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- Multi-Agency schedules sale
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ART ready to bring ‘Beauty’ to Hoopeston
The Artistic Repertory Theatre will present “Beauty and the Beast” at 7 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday in the Hoopeston Area High School auditorium.
- Movie focuses on dyslexia
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Hoopeston Area students discuss present ideas to solve problems
Hoopeston Area High School senior government students presented two problem areas to the school board Thursday as part of Project Citizenship. They plan to aid in solving the problems.
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